The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 1492

Rebecca struggled desperately, shaking her head as hard as she could to spit it out, but her body was far too weak to fight off Chloe.

More than half a spoonful of the broth was forcefully shoved down her throat.

She broke into a violent, agonizing fit of coughing!

Her chest heaved dramatically as the coughing wracked her frame. Her face grew even more terrifyingly pale, tears mixing with the fluid she managed to hack up, leaving her looking completely wretched.

Chloe released her grip and stood up, looking down at the coughing, suffering woman on the bed.

She picked up the bowl again and said softly, "That's right. You'll feel much better now."

"Get some rest. I won't bother you anymore."

With that, she turned around and hurried out of the room.

Gently clicking the door shut behind her, she leaned heavily against the wall, dragging in a deep breath as her heart hammered wildly in her chest.

She had done it.

She had succeeded.

Rebecca had swallowed it.

It wouldn't be long now before Rebecca disappeared forever.

No one in this world would ever fight her for Sammie again.

Chloe forced down the panic and terror bubbling in her chest, smoothing out her expression. Carrying the empty bowl, she walked step by step down the stairs, acting as though absolutely nothing had happened.

Back in the room, Rebecca curled up on the bed, twitching in sheer agony.

At first, it was just an uncomfortable, burning sensation in her throat and stomach.

She thought it was just her body finally giving out from the prolonged hunger strike and didn't think much of it.

But soon, that pain began to spread rapidly. From her stomach to her chest, and then straight into her bones, it felt like countless needles were violently stabbing her internal organs.

Her heart raced faster and more erratically, feeling like it was going to burst right out of her throat.

Breathing became excruciatingly difficult. Her chest felt as though it were being crushed by a massive boulder, unable to draw air in or push it out.

Her vision began to black out in waves, a deafening ringing filling her ears as her consciousness rapidly blurred.

Cold.

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